have a good looking weekend ahead. to our top story one of the city's busiest train line will be shut down. >> riders must find other ways to get around. alana gold joins us with more, alana. >> reporter: andrea, this shut down is impacting thousands who ride the subway on the west side the one trains are not running starting here at west 242ened street at riverdale to lower manhattan a lot of people aren't happy about it. you can't miss the warning signs posted at the one train subway stops all weekend the entire line in both directions had shut down between riverdale and the south ferry because of major construction. >> how does that affect your weekend? >> horribly i'm late for work and backed up two hours behind. >> we caught up with her trying to get to the upper east side. >> now i don't know what to do,

and more time i'll wait for the shuttle. the mta made free shuttles available, they run between several stops but some say the experience has been frustrating. take a shuttle, need to wait like 15 minutes. for those who have to get around subway riders have other options the 2 and 3 trains are running between chambers and 96th street, take the near by a and c trains as well as the m-3 and m-100 buses. crews repaining the brick arches, also fixing up the tracks and working to rebuild the track station. i'm willing to take a hit in the summer, in the winter let's let it keep running. while they agree the improvements are critical many are impatient. i don't know when they'll

finish with construction, it's been years that they do this it is a little annoying. back out here live where you can see the shuttles waiting to pick up computers. the one trains will start running again at 5:00 on monday morning. we're live in riverdale. clinton new jersey, interstate 78 is closed in bothdirections between 17 and 24. state police say they are looking for a person possibly involved in a crime. also happening now a major crash shut down part of the long island expressway. all eastbound lanes from exit 46 to exit 48 are chosed they have been for hours at least four cars are reportedly involved we're not sure how many people may be injured and no word as well when those lanes will reopen. arizona police are warning drivers to be on alert despite an arrest in connection with freeway shootings in the phoenix area.

there may be copycats police arrested 21-year-old leslee allen, a suburb west of phoenix, at least eleven vehicles have been hit by bullets and other objects along interstate 10 luckily no one has been seriously injured. a brooklyn man suspected of meeting women and murdering them, arrested yesterday on murder charges police say he is tied to two other violent sexualassaults, one was found in a hotel on west 38th street. there was a certain pattern he went through doing these crimes, consistent throughout all four, i'm glad we got him off the street and prevented possibly another rape victim. charged in another woman's death found on july 23rd in

burg, has prior arrests for drugs, robbery and kidnapping. happening today one of new york's finist will be honored ata street renaming ceremony after losing his life in a fire last year. the officer died from smoke inhalation three days after responding to a fire in the cooney houses, his partner recovered from her injuries the event will get underway this morning at 11:00, the police commissioner and other officials are expected to attend. happening today pope francis will land in havana cuba in just a few hours, the pope left rome for the north american journey. hundreds of cuban americans are expected to join the pontiff for his first visit to the caribbean nation. the pope played a significant roll in helping the u.s. and cuba form a diplomatic relationship. he is the first latin american pope and his trip to cuba will be closely watched.

well the pope will arrive in new york city in five days as you can imagine getting around the city during the papal visit will be a challenge the city has a four-page long list after street closures as the pope moves from event to event. the biggest impact will be on east 72nd street, that's where pope francis will be staying during his visit. near by residents will need police escort to enter the area. it is hard i have four kids every time you can't leave the block without a police officer. when he is in residence you can't have your windows open or anything. if you're driving into the city from new jersey there are already signs warning of delays. you can watch complete coverage of the pope's visit to new york city beginning next thursday through saturday right here on cbs 2 and online at cbsnewyork.com. tomorrow, tune into 60 minutes scott pelley meets with the

a new viral video shows a scary lesson about social media. dave carlin has more. help, help! an online video with horror movie production videos young boys lured in a home and a van by this man. >> a fake prefile, friend requested three boys. shocking social experiment is an internet sensation. >> this one got 2 million in 24 hours. >> 13-year-old john enters a house expecting to spend time with a girl he only knew from facebook instead in walks his mom. >> 14-year-old jordan got into what could have been a kidnapper's van. >> help me, help! in the back was jordan's dad. >> this is not going to happen to you because you're a boy? >> the first one featured young girls. >> are you crazy!

the methods were similar for the boys and girl's version, saying the boys engaged in risky behavior much more quickie. >> the girls it took them six days to get them there, the boys some less than a day. >> most kids think they are immortal. he thinks the video goes too far tricking and terrorizing kids, but he says every parent needs to address stranger danger. >> you explain to them how much you love them how dangerous the world can be you don't frighten them. >> i could have lost you today? >> scared, then saved in videos that keep coming. more are in the works. dave carlin, cbs 2 news. the mets took game one of the subway series in a 5-1 victory over yankees the mets answered in the second.

snapped his homerless drought to tie the game at one. they had the mets sweating in the ninth, loaded the bases but the yankees lost, lost the opportunity game two is at 1:05 this afternoon at citi field. we'll have more subway series highlights coming up after the break. such a big win for the mets, though. time now 9:08. the diet that can cut a woman's risk by cancer only 70%. the graduate requirement for schools to help save lives. and a local event in the tri-state area. >> here have sa vanessa with a look at the forecast. i think oysters, summertime. coming up we'll talk about how things start to evolve over the next couple of days to finally feel like fall, you

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she was not identified until this week. yesterday bella's mother 40- year-old rachel bond was charged with accessory to murder. her boyfriend michael mccarthy charged with murder. military officials in hungary called up 500 army reservice to help shut down the borders as it deals with a migrant crisis, 1600 refugees try to escape to croatia, the country dealing with an influx turned them away hungary provided them with food and medical treatment and bused them to austria. they hope it fills job vacancies, others dealing with high unemployment. in this morning's health watch, it is an added bonus to try a mediterranean -- can reduce breast cancer by 70%. women between 60 and 80 years

olive oil significantly reduce the likelihood of breast cancer. cpr is the lifesaver for those suffering from a heart attack. the more people who do it the more lives that can be saved that's why schools nationwide are now teaching cpr. two years ago gracy sing suffered a cardiac arrest during her bath her mom didn't know cpr but her big sister learned it two years earlier. i was pushing through my mom and i started just doing cpr. >> lucky that she did. the american heart association is marking a major milestone, more than 1.5 million teens will be trained as part of the school curriculum each year. became the 26th state to pass legislation mandating it as a high school requirement. health instructor teaches hands on cpr to students at this washington d.c. high school.

>> they notice that if they did not have the correct hand position, that they had to readjust, they noticed how tiring it can be which it could be tiring as if you actually are doing cpr on sun. >> more than 300,000 people go into cardiac arrest outside a hospital each year. only 10% survive because they don't get cpr before paramedics arrive. chloe says cpr is something everyone should learn. >> if it happens to their family members they should know how to do it. >> the american heart association has a hands only cpr app available for free on iphone and android devices tells you what to do if you haven't gotten formal training turns out it is not that hard to save a life. dr. max gomez, cbs 2 news. the heart association says bystander cpr can double or triple survival rates if given

the right way, training only takes a couple hours. it is nice to see they are starting to teach it in school. a pennsylvania mom set out to teach her son a college freshman a lesson about calling home. she called him out on social media and now that video has gone viral. >> when you're in you're dorm, you lay there and think, wow, i wonder who fed me for the first 18 years of my life? well, i don't want to brag, that was me. >> she posted this me message for her son liam, he has only called home once, it was to ask his dad to mail his video games the mom said he gave her a call after posting the video. how embarrassing for him. he did call home mission accomplished right, mom? time now 9:15. time to check in with vanessa

murdock who has a very summerly forecast. >> lasted for one more day we're going to retro grade to fall. finally going to feel like fall just in time for the start of the season the equinox is on wednesday morning at 4:00, we'll show you what's happening it is a pretty picture blue skies at 73 degrees, hazy, still have some fog winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. the last weekend of summer looks pleasant. more humid as well and the slightest chance of a stray shower along the jersey shore, dry and a summery very warm day. early tomorrow morning with a passing cold front a passing shower is possible by tomorrow afternoon it is my pick of the week we'll have lots of sunshine 78 degrees for your high and it will be a nice degrees as well. here is a look at the temperature trend to get a

where we're going all downhill from here. normal high is 74. thursday it was 89 yesterday 87 today 83, then tomorrow i'll have 78 with that cold front moving on through behind that cold front much cooler air monday we're at 74. so your question might be, are we done with the 80s done with the warm weather? i say no, i don't think so here is why. took a look at the last days over the past several years that we've had an 80 degree day last year it was september 28th the latest we've seen in the recent years 80 degree day was october 10th, been incredibly warm this month, so i suspect we'll be seeing more of those 80 degree temps not passed today for in the near future. big bubble of high pressure kept us high and dry all weekend long, a very warm and sunny stretch that changes late today into the day tomorrow, cold front moving on through will increase the clouds later

may be a few showers across the region certainly not looking like a wash out early on i don't think there is any need to cake your plans by afternoon dryer cooler air is diving on in it is going to be a beautiful end to your weekend we're also watching this area of low pressure, there is the suggestion by a few models that this will dampen the workweek forecast from the midweek to week's end. during the pope's visit some models want to say hey we're going to see some rain the majority of the models say we'll stay dry, we'll be watching this area of low pressure for impacts later this week, that will be making an impact sunshine more clouds later on 4:00 you can see the suggestion may a few showers on the jersey shore. thickening clouds over night maybe a few showers early tomorrow morning not that impressive by afternoon skies are clearing lovely, 70s and breezy with low humidity tomorrow night.

partly sunny, it would be a bit more muggy, over night, increasing clouds, 65 for your sunday by afternoon lots of sunshine, 78 and breezy. monday and tuesday we're in the mid-70s where we should be, mixture of sun and clouds, then we start fall on wednesday, 78 degrees, still a mix of sun and clouds, thursday and friday will look nice so far, as i watched earlier we're watching for the potential of wet weather, everything is leaning towards the side -- nice weather for the pope. i think it is looking good so far. sports this morning an amazing win for the mets as they power passed the opener. here is a look at your sports update. the last time they met in a meaningful subway series it was the world series back in 2000, we know how that ended but things could be different this time around the mets have the

better pitching staff. opening the scoring in the first last time a couple hits a walk and a sac fly gives an early lead. terry said it is up to lucas how much he is going to play, snaps a 66 homerless drought, 22ed of the year, more long ball for the mets daniel murphy, murphy's law says if i hit it this far it will go this far. his 12th of the year, fivehits and two earned runs the mets weren't done, he does some yard work, two-run shot, 14th of the year now 4-1 mets they added another of the met, with the tie at the plate, chase headley, the magic number down to 8.

great saturday. tt0w!tx#h_!!%4@%*m@ tt0w!tx#h_!!el@% j, tt0w!tx#h_!!ed@%&hh tt0w!tx#h_%!)8p-e%$ . oysters, music, beer, and caring for the environment, the first ever rock away moisture fest, and they are here to tell us all about it thank you so much for coming in and thanks for putting this all together. tell us about the event and what people can expect. first of all being presented by jetblue, part of our fest, we choose the area because there was a lot of irish and irish community, what better place for 116th and rock away beach to have a music festival. i have a lot of friends there who are part of the revitalization from hurricane sandy, we'll bring people down, good for the shops and businesses hopefully we can do it annually. you're here with the billion oyster project, tell us what the foundation was.

is restore 1 billion live oysters, to do that with the students, and about 45 other middle schools to restore new york harbor. one of the limiting resources is oyster shells millions of oyster shells coming out every year, will be land filled we work to reclaim those shells and we're collecting the shells so it will be i think 8,000 oysters we'll be able to save from the landfill. and restore to new york harbor. so important? >> they are the sub street the oysters grow on, they prefer oyster shells, and yeah without the shells the oysters and the harbor swim around when they look for something hard to settle on they settle object muck and die. we're trying to put the oyster shells back.

-- they are essential for the proper -- filter the water, they can break storm waves. a good cause everybody can get behind. i understand the benefit also helps another great cause. >> brian was a good friend of ours well known in rock away supposed to play at the festival when he passed away suddenly. so it is going to be a special day. what time should people show up, what do they bring? >> 2:00, bring your smile, bring your appetite, going to be beers, oysters, a lot of good bands and so there you have it. next time you have to bring the oysters into the studio. >> i apologize. we have a vip bracelet. for more information you can head to our website cbsnewyork.com. >> time now is 9:25.

up next, the day's top stories. if you take the one train be prepared it is shut down all weekend long in both directions we'll tell you about alternatives to make it to your final destination. a teenager killed hit by the propeller of the boat towing her on a tube, a new law to make sure that kind of accident doesn't happen again.

. commuter alert a weekend repair work shutting down major subway line from beginning to end what you need to know if you take the one train. >> a surprising site in new jersey a drone crashes on to the roof of a home where did it come from?

crafts the lesson these students hope to learn from the pope when he visits new york, cbs news saturday morning starts right now. live from studio 46. this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning it is just about 9:30 on this saturday, september 19th i'm andrea grimes. >> today's top stories are straight ahead. vanessa murdock is here with a look at your weather forecast. >> going to be another warm day we've been on this trend 10 to 15 degrees above normal today i say we'll be closer to the 5 to 10 degrees above normal still warm for this time of year days away. let's take a look where we are right now, 73 degrees in the city that's essentially where afternoon.

74, 58, 62 in chatham, on the vortex, there are some clouds on the horizon, more muggy with lots of sun early more clouds later on, 2:00:83 degrees, feeling like 85, skies will be partly cloudy by 5:00, 82. still cloud out there and those clouds will thicken through the over night hours we'll talk about why that is coming up in my full forecast also want to mention most of us will enjoy lots of sunshine there is the slightest suggestion of a stray shower along the jersey shore in ocean county as we make our way through the afternoon for the most part we stay dry, good to start off this last weekend of summer, your full forecast is not too far away diane and andrea back to you. thanks so much now to our top story one of the city's busiest train lines will be shut down for the weekend. >> riders are scrambling to find other ways to get around. alana gold has more from the river dale section of the bronx. >> we've been talking to

frustrated commuters many showing up here at this riverdale station finding out they can't take the 1 train into manhattan won't start running until 5:00 on monday morning. you can't miss the warning signs posted at the one train subway stops all weekend the entire line in both directions has shut down between riverdale and the south ferry because of major construction. how does this affect your weekend? >> horribly. now i'm late for work i'm backed up like an hour or two hours behind. we caught up with lily nunez trying to get to the upper east side. >> i don't know what to do. take a taxi spend more money and more time ai'll wait for theshuttle. >> they run between several stops but some say the experience has been frustrating. >> change from the 207, take a shuttle need to wait like 15 minutes for the shuttle. for those who have to get

options the 2 and 3 trains running locally between chambers and 96th street and take the a and c trains as well as the m-3 and m-100 buses. crews repairing the brick arches inside several subway stations fixing up the tracks and working to rebuild the south ferry station destroyed by superstorm sandy. >> i'm willing to take a hit for the weekend or two in the summer for the winter let's let it keep running. while many agree the improvements are critical very few have patience for the closure of the entire subway line for the next few days. it's been years that they do this, it is a little annoying. they add it is most ideal to shut down the trains on the weekend when there is ress ridership. thank you. a new jersey man has been

taxi driver, last month police found 57-year-old imad dead in his cab on bedford street. police say 20-year-old nethanial young shot and killed the resident during a robbery. yesterday his bail was set at $1 million. the kentucky clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses could be facing some new legal trouble. the attorney for one of kim davis' employee says they believe she has violated a federal court order in a court filing they say she altered marriage license forms and requiring them to be notarized. davis released from jail that she not interfere as they issue marriage licenses. to an exclusive a new jersey woman says a drone fell right on top of her house, jane white says she was outside talking to a friend thursday night when she saw the object flying by. then she says it landed near the top of her fire escape. >> i was looking up in the sky

and we saw the drone actually like, up there and then when i came back around the corner i heard it crash. >> the owner of the drone called police admitting what had happened, no one was hurt. starting monday the u.s. will no longer screen travelers from liberia for ebola. saying the deadly virus is no longer spreading in the west african country, but they'll screen passengers as they leave the country, the u.s. will screen travelers from guinea andsierra leone. and the 16-year-old was killed in a boating accident with another teenager at the boat's controls. cbs 2 spoke with emily's parents. >> it is hard, just really hard. we miss her a lot. >> they have bravely faced the pain that no parent should ever endure, the loss of their 16- year-old daughter emily who was killed last year in a boating accident. >> she was a bright light and we still feel her spirit like

she is definitely part of our lives still. >> emily was tubing in the waters last summer the propeller of their boat operated by a 16-year-old struck and killed elly and seriously injured another girl, the accident inspired the family to fite for the passage of emily's law the bill signed by the governor raises the minimum age to tow in connecticuit from 13 to 16, it requires a safety course be completed after a boating certificate can be issued. when i read about emily's accident her passing, it was moving. but i could not have imagined in that early coverage, your the event. started the foundation in emily's name giving out bracelets despite their pain they'd like to continue to bring meaning to all of this they want to promote better safe boating laws not here in

our daughter has been with us every step. we believe that you know she is guiding us and she was a very loving and caring person we're trying to imlate her. cbs 2 news. the bill also prohibits a boat owner from allowing someone under the age of 6 to drive a boat while towing a water skier. a woman hurt by a fallen tree limb inside brian park is reportedly suing the city. columbia university grad student fractured her arm when a 25-foot tree snapped in two and fell on her earlier this month. her lawyer says portions of the tree are still in the park. four ors were also injured but this is the first legal action related to this incident. school students throughout our area are doing their best to make the pope feel welcome when he visits new york in five days.

in new roshell. students hoping to catch the set of eyes. >> staff and students from this private catholic school will be close enough to see for themselves the man who was challenged the world to do more for the poor. >> he has this humbleness about him, the christ-like qualities about him, that make him seem much more genuine to a lot of people. of course like christ he'll upset a lot of people. >> yes he will. >> say they speak to people like they've never done before. >> trying to bring reform, more of a down to earth person, trying to bring oo new light to the church, i would say, try to be more accepting. i feel like that's a great thing. >> it is a simple plan to be

placed along fifth avenue along the pope's route so he'll see it and who knows. is he liable to go out and stop and talk to the kids it would be cool if that happened. more than celebrity worship this is actual worship expecting a lesson that will ask us to do more than we have in the past. >> you feel like he is coming to congratulate us or straighten us out. >> i think a little bit of both. >> i think he is going to tell us we're much more consumeristic. >> they think about it as they paint their greeting. we've been trying our best as children of god to be the best people that we can be. the hope is this pope can ease the way on that difficult path, cbs 2 news. the students believe the pope's best chance of seeing their son will be on thursday and keep it right here for coverage on the 24th through the 26th you can watch live coverage on cbs 2 and cbsnewyork.com. a first for the late show with stephen colbert later this

month first lady michelle obama will be a guest on the show the first lady is scheduled to appear on monday, september 28th expected to highlight her let girls learn and reach higher initiatives. ms. obama is no stranger to speaking with colbert, she was there before and after becoming first lady. a rolling inferno. >> they did everything they could with everything they had. >> an rv completely engulfed in flames the couple inside actually alive we'll tell you how. not fall officially yet, holiday shopping already started find out the cheap and easy ways to secure some popular gifts. i am feeling like a procrastinator how about you vanessa? >> i have to be honest i'm slowly collecting christmas gifts, got them stashed away. a way to ease the wallet impact. the forecast looking great if you want to get out and do some shopping today, big

changes on the way we'll talk about what you can expect as you head towards the pope arrival. rain or shine you can have the forecast with the weather app also check live radar send us your pictures and video free in

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owner says there was little time to get out. >> we're driving along all of a sudden smoke started rolling out of the back of the motier home. >> i had never seen anything that quite compares to this in the terms of vehicle fire. the couple says they lived in that rv now homeless the owner's girlfriend was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation but expected to be okay. congress fights other funding for planned parenthood there has been an increase on attacks for reproductive health care facilities saying these type of attacks will continue. a divided house -- after the summer's release of secretly recorded videos showing planned parenthood executives discussing the use of aborted fetuses in research a spending bill must be passed before october first to avoid a shut down. >> president obama making

history after nominating the secretary, official eric fanning for the job. if confirmed fanning would be the nation's first openly gay leader of a military service. he is currently the army's acting under secretary. technically still summer but if you want to avoid stress of holiday shopping experts say you should stop now. emily smith shares one trick to make sure you are able to buy the most popular gifts before they are gone. >> while some are taking in the last rays of summer others are getting a jump on their holiday shopping. >> i was at barns and nobles and caught good deals i couldn't pass. >> according to creditcards.com one and 7 have already begun buying, 4.6 million people have finished. that's about 2% of american shoppers. so what's everyone asking for? >> the toy industry association says it is about star wars this season.

>> the movie is coming out in going crazy. another big item, play all day elmo a higher tech version eight games. another it toy, remote control cars only for the remote, it is parent's cell phone. to pay for this year's presents something that's been around since the 1800s is making a big come back, the lay away plan. >> all the big box stores kmart, wal-mart, best buy, they all use lay away plans now. it is a smart way to shop not just to avoid interest rates help make sure you get those it toys that often disappear closer to the holidays. >> you can use lay away online, securing a gift months in advance and locking in the price. not us. >> still in summer mode? >> definitely don't want to think about the cold. >> you don't have to if you're

not ready since you have 82 days until hanukkah and 100 days until christmas. emily smith, cbs2 news. the lay away fee is typically 5 or $10 even if you vow to payoff your credit card other the winter interest rates can be $200 up on average something to keep in mind if you shop. i have to shop earlier i don't like shopping i need to get it done out of the way so i'm not leaving it until the last minute. >> i feel like we have this conversation every year and yet christmas eve i'm still getting gifts. saying you've already bought some of your gifts for christmas. >> i absolutely have b like you i love to shop, i actually have a problem. >> we can send you a list. as long as you provide the funds i'm more than happy to pick out your gifts, i love the shop. yes, i also love to talk about the weather. let's do that now, checking in with our weather watchers, all saying it is a beautiful start to the day, a little more muggy, though, that's the general trend moremuggy, still warm a few more clouds rolling

in as well. anthony says it is 69 degrees, left us this comment very, very humid and misty, still dealing with cloud cover, haze out there as well. 61 degrees as we look north and west of the city, daniel says sunny skies relative humidity at 85%. changes in the forecast today, that's the general trend changes on the way as we head towards fall. let's take you live outside right now show you the picture of high atop the empire state building we have fog out there it is looking nice, though, sunny skies 73 south winds at 5 miles per hour. a look ahead for your forecast, sunshine some clouds, especially building later on, this cold front that's approaching is going to move to over night into tomorrow morning lacking moisture but a stray shower cannot be ruled out. yes that's what we're looking out for won't ruin your day, looking for a slight chance of

a spotty shower here or there. watching next week very closely with the preparations for the pope and the pope's arrival, we want this forecast to be perfect. but unfortunately mother nature is toying with us and there is some uncertainty in the extended forecast whether or not we'll stay dry or whether or not there will be some rain for the pope's visit right now though most models suggest we'll be staying dry we'll talk more about that momentarily more today focusing on a high of 83 degrees, nearly 10 degrees above seasonal, sunset tonight is at 6:59. i don't know about you, but this makes me kind of sad. i love those long extended days of summer and they are certainly a thing of the fast, fall knocking on our door. here we go on the vortex, a -- we desperately need the rain and not get it anytime soon. this cold front that you see

passing by over night into the morning tomorrow as it does so, maybe a few spotty showers at best, it is this area of low pressure off we see off the coast that may bring trouble for the pope's visit, very uncertain at that time, stay tuned we'll get focused on the positive and put our energy towards the forecast staying dry. today it is dry for the most part maybe a stray shower in the jersey shore looking very nice, warm and on the muggy side that cold front crosses over night into tomorrow morning then by afternoon, skies are clearing it is lovely with dryer cooler air pushing in and it will be breezy as well. for monday a mixture of sunshine and clouds and cooler with highs in the low and mid-70s. for today partly sunny warm again 83 muggy as well. more clouds as the day progresses then over night tonight those clouds will be on the increase spotty showers possible early tomorrow morning, bottom out about 65. once the clouds move out it is

afternoon a mixture of sun and clouds 78 and breezy with winds out of the northeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. extended forecast, as you look towards monday, 74 degrees mixture of sun and clouds and on tuesday. wednesday morning fall a.m. will you get up to celebrate the equinox? nonetheless wednesday looking decent but this is where the forecast becomes more uncertain as we get into late wednesday early friday with the low sitting off the coast threatening to maybe bring us rain the models are trending dryer for the most part so we'll be watching it very closely for everybody. >> diane and andrea back to you. over to sports the mets beat the yankees in a 5 to 1 lead in the opener. >> here is your wfan sports break. the last time the mets and yankees met in a series it was in 2000. things could be different this time around the mets were the

hotter team with the better record and the better pitching staff, open to the scoring a couple kicks and giving the mets a lead. terry said, it is up to lucas how much he is going to play. snaps a 66 off the pepsi port, ties it at 1. same score in the sixth when it was more , 12th of the year, five hits and 2 earned runs and the mets were not done, alive all night, pitch hitting in the seventh, feeling 2-run shot, 14th of the year added another in the eighth with a tie run at the plate, gets chase headley to chase it 5-1 the final. magic number down to 8 for the mets the yankees are four and a half back of the blue jays.

to have that at bat right there, you know get it back real fast to kind of let his offense relax, that was great. >> if you get an opportunity to drop the ball sometimes it happens to be able to get out of the ballpark, tonight we were able to get three of that. we just need to win games that's the bottom line. if you do that you have an opportunity if you don't win you know a lot of games it is going to be tough. all right. now to the wnba looked like a miss match, the liberty against the mystics let's not forget, should have been a surprise when they went to double overtime this was just the start, a minute 43 left. gives himself a chance to tie it but not going to do it washington steals game one. 86-83 the final.

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stories the number one train has officially shut down for construction this weekend. 2 and 3 trains will be making local stops between chambers and 96th street. free shuttle buses will operate between number one station south of chambers street and north of 96th street, service will remain suspended until 5:00 monday morning. one of new york's finest will be honored at a street renaming ceremony in queens after losing his life in a fire. nypd officer died from smoke inhalation three days after responding to a fire back in april 2014 at the cooney island houses. let's get one more final check of the weather this morning. going to be a very nice day warm, more clouds but generally a great start to the weekend highs still 5 to 10 degrees above seasonal let's take a look where things will top out where you live, 83 in the city,

mid-and upper 70s, 76 white plains a high of 81. as i mexed muggy. 65 degrees increasing clouds early tomorrow morning maybe a few stray showers with a passing cold front nothing to change your plans for we do not expect widespread rain all though we could use it by tomorrow afternoon it is lots of sun, 78 degrees and breezy, then as we settle in, temperatures were back to seasonal monday and tuesday mid-70s a mixture of sunshine and clouds, wednesday is officially the start of fall 79 and then of course watching the forecast very closely thursday and friday for the pope's visit, most models suggesting we stay dry a couple i want to say we'll have some rain. it is too soon to tell still truthfly. >> praying for nice weather. >> that wraps up today's cbs 2 news saturday morning our next newscast is tonight at 11:00. you can check top stories

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